We built the fastest CI in the world and it failed

Re:We built the fastest CI in the world and it failed by hhh on Tuesday September 12, 2023 @12:21PM (#37483630)

I feel almost certain someone could wrap ArgoCD into a product if they handled the 'patternization' of applicationsets. D2iQ already do it with Flux, but we bailed on D2iQ before we even got to try it.

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Re:We built the fastest CI in the world and it failed by gabereiser on Tuesday September 12, 2023 @01:28PM (#37484568)

ArgoCD is almost worthless if your DevOps teams are IaC wielders. Honestly, just a bash script to push a container to the pods is all that’s required for DevOps deployment. A build pipeline should be get artifacts -> put artifacts in container -> push container to registry -> trigger a pull on your pods. If you didn’t have a standard cloud architecture, I can understand the frustration and reasoning behind looking at ArgoCD. If you have a standardized cloud practice, it’s moot.

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Re:We built the fastest CI in the world and it failed by hhh on Tuesday September 12, 2023 @05:52PM (#37489024)

My needs are more 1 application, 150 configurations, 150 clusters.

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